Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • 12

Monday, February 18, 1985. 2C Local p.m. Sunday on U.S. Highway 160 a mile west "Accidents couple, put three in hospitals From Our Stall and Wire Services The Ripley County Sheriffs Department and the patrol are investigating. Schools show academic boost An enrollment study in the high schools of Springfield Public Schools shows a trend toward added academic rigor.

Over the four years studied enrollment in foreign language rose 189 percent, science rose 132 percent and math" rose.123 percent. The biggest decreases were noticed in home economics, down 38 percent, industrial arts, down 32 percent, and art, down 31 percent A separate report on honors courses, which began in 1980, shows increases over the fours years in Engish, up 239 percent, math, up 322 percent, science, up 457 parent, anjj social studies, up 233 percent. Even though he is in intense pain, the man still tries to enjoy life through painting and playing music. He wasa Crisis '84 story last year but still is in desperate need of help. His utility bill now is $145.78.

Case 4 This man and his wife take care of their 42-year-old daughter, who is disabled and unable to live on her own have trouble paying for medical The father has been treated for throat cancer, mild diabetes, heart trouble, arteriosclerosis and colon problems. The mother has a duodenal ulcer and had three-fourths of her stomach removed. She has bad kidneys "and colon problems, has trouble maintaining proper weight, has teeth problems and needs glasses. The husband's Social Security benefits were cut in 1983 nwA trn eA im nonina mlino nn hia Alt HA A I hilt ha TO. Continued from Page 1C The family has no income and no transportation.

They owe a $254.81 utility bill they cannot pay. The family was evicted from their last home in January and now lives In a rented home that is in very poor condition. They have no money to pay rent of $250. Case 2 The father of this family of four, has liufe cancer, tuberculosis that is controlled with medication and a severe heart condition. The mother has chronic liver problems resulting in chronic hepatitis.

She also has diabetes and Parkinson's, disease. Both of their teen-age children have had a rare blood disease since birth. The father, 59, worked as long as his health permitted but finally was forced to quit his job by his employer. In 'efforts to keep up with their medical and living expenses, the family has sold all its possessions of any value. Their monthly income totals $650.

Their rent is $325, and their utilities average $150 a month. When they pay their bills, nothing is left to buy food. They are behind on their utility bill. f- Two Barry County traffic accidents Sunday killed a Wheaton couple and left at least three persons hospital-, ized today. John W.

Moeller, 57, and his wife, Marjorie Lee, 53, were fatally injured about 7 p.m: Sunday when their car collided with a pickup truck on Barry County near Purdy, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said. Moeller apparently was attempting to pass another vehi-cle on a hill when the accident occurredtroopers reported. The driver of the pickup truck, Mark Lane Russell, 29, of Joplin, was reported in good condition today at St. John's Regional Medical Center in Joplin. Troopers said Russell suffered mouth, chest, rib, back and shoulder injuries.

Another passenger in the Moeller vehicle, Shirley Gale Clevenger, 35, Verona, was reported in satisfactory condi- tion today at St. John's Regional Health Center in Springfield. She had arm, leg and possible internal injuries, officers said. Elsewhere, a Shell Knob teen ager remained In fair condition today at St. John's in Springfield with injuries he suffered in a one-car accident Sunday night on Barry County YY.

Terry W. Testerman, 16, suffered a head laceration when the car in which he was riding crested a hill at exces- sive speed, ran off the road and overturned several times, troopers said. Thetlriver, James D. Larson, 17, also of Shell Knob, suffered an arm injury but refused hospital treatment, the patrol said. Authorities investigate killing DONIPHAN Authorities today are investigating the murder of a 24-year-old man whose body was discovered late Sunday night.

The victim, Eugene Ray Tuttle, was shot in the head with a shotgun while he was sleeping in a sleeping bag, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported today. Tuttle was discovered at the trailer home of his mother and stepfather, Lavern and Lehman Burns, about 11:30 ceives Veterans Administration disability. They took a second mortgage on their home so they could pay bills, 'which makes their total house payment now $320 a month. Their monthly expenses exceed their income by $200. They have an outstanding utility bill of $435.02 they can not pay.

Case 5 This mother and her four children were evicted because the husband, who recently abandoned the family, had failed to give the landlord rent for three months but kept the money for himself. The mother has found temporary housing, but her new landlord has given her two weeks to make a rent payment of $250. Their home has no source of heat except for the kitchen stove. The mother has had to postpone surgery because she has no one to care for her children. Her 16-month-old chili) barely has sufficient clothing.

The mother has an outstanding utility bill of $386.97 from the old address. School will hold open house WILLARD Willard Elementary School will have an open house 6-8 p.m. Feb. 25. In honor of Parent-Teachers Association Founders' Day, all past PTA officers and members of Willard and Glide-well are especially encouraged to attend.

Firefighters let house burn down SALEM, Ark; Volunteer firefighters refused to fight a fire that destroyed Anthony Brazil's $150,000 house and killed the family dog because they said he had not paid $20 in annual fees, Brazil said. "They just sat there and watched it bum. I couldn't do that if I was a fireman," Brazil, 37, said Sunday after his family's two-story house burned. "There wasn't anything left. It burned to the ground.

We don't have anything other than the clothes on our backs and our cars." Case 3 This man, who served four years in military service, is terminally ill with lung cancer. He has had the disease for two years. His medical treatment and hospital stays have left him' with a medical billhat is more than $40,000. He is not eligible for medical assistance and has no private insurance to help with the bills. His present treatment costs $226 every six weeks.

The man requires a liquid protein diet that he rarely can afford. He is unable to leave his apartment because he is in danger of contracting pneumonia, which happened last Daily record Births ond Melody Ann Roberts, respondent; dissolution granted; respondenl's maiden name, restored. Gene Marie Smith, petitioner, and Mancll Smith, respondent: dissolution granted; parents awarded lolnt custody of minor child. Penney Elaine Goldstein, petitioner, and Harry Craig Goldstein, respondent; dissolution granted; petitioner's maiden name, Sapp, restored. Janet K.

Brown, petitioner, and William Russell Brown, respondent; dissolution granted. David Lee Roberts, petitioner. Hostage Continued from Page 1C drew the offer. Officers then surrounded the house, blocked Central Street between Missouri and Douglas avenues, evacuated several neighbors and repeatedly asked bystanders to move'back. Police were prepared to use tear gas to drive the man out, but after about 50 minutes he allowed officers to carry, the crying woman from the house to an ambulance.

Seconds later, the man released the children. "The children were not hurt and were taken to relatives' homes," Haun said. However, the man was not yet ready to surrender. It took several more minutes of negotiations and a visit by a local minister, the Rev. Paul Swadley, before the man surrendered peacefully at about 8:30 p.m., He was arrested on suspicion of first-degree assault, felonious restraint and unlawful use of a weapon, police said.

All three charges could be filed against the man later today, Detective Sgt. Rodney Burk said. Mark Anthony Zaccardelll, 31, of 3326 S. Delaware ond Debra Louise Threet, 26, of 3326 S. Delaware.

Donnie Joe Presley, 25, of 3137 W. Grand ond Regina Lvnn Oavls. 22, of 31 37 W. Grand. James Alan Morris.

31, of 2345 N. Prospect and Sherry Malinda Cowan. 18. of 2345 N. Prospect.

Bruce ROY Chanev, 26, of 2054 N. Roosevelt ond Deborah Louisa Page, 30, of 2307 N. Franklin. Joe Allan Corn, 37, of 5603 S. El-mlra ond Jane Ann Mc Morton, 37, of 844 W.Valley Court.

Ricky Lee Scritchfleld, 2Z Ash Grove, ond Tommy Lelso Stevens. 23. Ash Grove. Dissolutions of marriage Krvston L. Stephens, petitioner, and Barry G.

Stephens, respondent; dissolution granted; petitioner awarded custody of minor child ond 8150 per month as child Chris Alan Burr, 24, of 1333 E. Whiteside and Karesa Suzanne Copelond, 19, Corthoge. Timothy Ambrose Wllburn Evans. 21, of 932 S. Nettleton and Lori Ann Swisher.

18. of 932 S. Nettleton. John Claud Douglas. 46, Route 7, ond Jaunita Virginia Propst, 33, Route 7.

Robert Edword Lee, 32, of 1222 N. Drury ond Kimberly Ann Daves. 18. of 1222 N. Drury.

Augustus Ngozl Nioku, 24, of 823 w. State ond Janice Koye Martin, 23. of 823 W. State. Ross Allen Ashworth, 24, of 2433 N.

Delaware and Darby Lynn Hemsworth, 18, of 2433 N. Delaware. Francis Joseph Walker, 36. of 2126 N. Pork and Lesa Gail Pork.

Gary Lynn Turner, 38, of 1447 S. Roanoke and Christina Beard, 36, of 1447 S. Roanoke. Billy Alfred Ford, 50, of 2164 E. Lark and Virginia Rose Conner, 40, of 2164 E.

Lork. Danny Eugene Flair, 23, of 1640 E. Olive ond Cathy Ann Young, 24, of 1628 N. Benton. Cox.

GROUT, Carl A. and Beatrice M. IMorgenegg), Route 2, Mount Vernon, a boy. 9:33 p.m. Feb.

16, Cox. LAKIN, Chris and Diana (Lockhouse), 1508 E. Berkeley, a boy. 10:39 a.m. Feb.

17, St. John's. Marriage licenses Roddy Jock Rogers, 25, Phoenix. onjl Laura Lynn Loken, 72, of 2554 S. Ingram Mill.

Raymond Joseph Guerra, 26, of 2)7 E. Commercial, and Lisa Luanne Lloyd. 26, of 217 E. Commercial. Ed Lee Crosthwolt, 42, of 1305 E.

Battlefield and Gerene Ann Blosch, 42, of 2423 S. Virginia. Ronnie Keith Delcour, IS, of 1945 W. Atlontlc ond Klmberll Dawn Ebeck, 19, Republic. William Raymond Johnson, 18, of 1360 S.

Ventura ond Judith Mae Jackson, 18. of 1360 S. Ventura. Korl Dwlght Henderson, 35, of 1725 S. Fremont ond Deborah Lou May, SO, of 1725 5.

Fremont. Radar check ROONEY, Steven and Sharon (Westbero), 4525 S. Scenic a girl, Feb. 14, Cox. RUST, Roger and Mortho (Cumpton), 1917 W.

Old Orchard, a girl, 2 18 a.m. Feb. 16, Cox. FOSTER, Elvln and Reba K. (Carlvle).

Republic, a boy, 4:41 a.m. Feb. 16, Cox. VANDERGRIFT, Gred A. ond Jovne M.

(Nicholson), Buffalo, a boy, 1 :48 p.m. Feb. 16, Cox. LINDSEY, Charles and Pennl (Clark), Morshfield, a girl, 2:07 p.m. Feb.

16. Cox. MORGAN, Steven E. and Cyn-thlo D. (Russell), 2620 E.

Traffic wav, a girl, 2:16 p.m. Feb. 16, Cox. HALE, Corl and Corolvn S. (Warren), Route 1, Highlond-vllle, a girl, 2:57 p.m.

Feb. 16, Cox. LEAVE Robert Caryn M. (Scott), Humansville, a boy, 3:31 P.m. Feb.

16, Cox. KEN YON, Dennis O. and Donna M. (McCullouah), 1647 E. Lark, a boy, :30 p.m.

Feb. 16, The Springfield Police Department's radar check will be concentrated until 10:30 p.m. today on East Dale Street and West Division Street and possibly at other locations throughout the city. Tuesday's monitoring will be concentrated from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

on Central Street and East Republic Road and possibly at other locations. Deaths' Lawrence F. Grimes, 80 Services for Lawrence F. Grimes, 80, Springfield, will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at First and Calvary Presbyterian Church with the Rev.

Curtis A. March officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery under the direction of Gorman-Scharpf Abbott Funeral Home. Mr. Grimes died at 1:18 a.m.

Saturday in St. John's Regional Health Center after a short illness. Memorial contributions may be made to First and Calvary Presbyterian Church. Bethany Callie Owens, 72 BUFFALO Servlcei for Bethany Calll Owens, 72, Buffalo, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Montgomery-Viets Chapel with the Rev.

Wayne Weeks officiating. Burial will be in Macedonia Cemetery. Mrs. Owens died at 1 a.m. Sunday in Cox Medical Center, Springfield, after a short Illness.

Survivors include two ton. Edward, Bolivar, and Robert, Hazel Park, a tister, Neva Johnson, Nederland, Texas; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. today in the chapel. BOLIVAR Elva Houk, 95, Bolivar, died at 4 a.m.

today in Bolivar NursiftgHome after a short illness. A native of the state of Nebraska, Mrs. Houk had lived in the state of Oklahoma for most of her life until moving to Bolivar in 1974. She was a member of Bolivar United Methodist Survivors Include three sons, William Claymont, Robert Bolivar, and Charles Lucasville, Ohio; six grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and a great-great grandchild. Services will be announced by Butler Funeral Home.

Anthony C. Perrino, 70 Services for Anthony C. Perrino, 70, Springfield, will be at 10:30 m. Tuesday in Klingner Chapel with the Rev. Earl Smith officiating.

Burial will be in National Cemetery. Mr. Perrrino died at 3:37 p.m. Saturday in Cox Medical Center after a short illness. A member of the Teamsters Union, was a retired contractor and businessman.

Survivors Include his wife, Ruth; two daughters, Donna, Si Louis, and Jeanie McElroy, Springfield; and three grandchildren. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m. today in the chapel. Memorial contributions may be mad to the Mak-A-Wish Foundation, Lee Nimmo, 65 ELK LAND Services for Lee Nimmo, 65, Elkland, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Montgomery-Vieti Chapel, Buffalo, with the Rev.

Faust Matthews officiating. Burial will be in St. Luke Cemetery. Mr. Nimmo died at 5:16 p.m.

Saturday in St. John's Regional Health Center after suffering an apparent heart attack. An Army veteran of World War II, he was a retired farmer and antique Survivort include his wife, Virginia; a son, Leon, Elkland; a daughter, Linda Crowe, Buffalo; a stepson, William Paul Harry, Route 1, Elkland; four foster brothers, John Jr. and Doyle, both of Buffalo, Bill, Elkland, and Charles, Camdenton; four foster sisters, Polly Lilligard, Monett, Phyllis Sharp, Springfield, Marjorie Powell, Buffalo, and Helen Armstrong, the state of Oklahoma; and five grandchildren. Visitation will be from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday in the funeral chapel. Mary D. 'Bessie' Oldham, 88; Funeral Mass for Mary D. "Betsle" Oldham, 88, Springfield, will at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in SL Joseph Catholic Church with the Rev.

Philip Schuster officiating. Rosary services will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Lohmeyer Chapel. Burial will be in Maple Park Cemetery. Mrs.

Oldham died at 2:38 p.m. Sunday In St John's Regional Health Center after a long Illness. She wai a member of St. Agnet Catholic Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mary Melton, Springfield; a step-granddaughter; a ttepgrandson; four itepgreat grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

Edna Ortner, 61 MARSHFIELD Services for Edna Ortner, 61, Pawhuska, will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Barber-Edwards-Arthur Chapel with the Rev. Howard Cowen officiating. Burial will be in Marshfield Cemetery. Mrs.

Ortner died at 1:35 a.m. Sunday in Cox Medical Center, Springfield, following a three-month illness. She wat a former reiident of Marshfield, Survivors include a son, Donald Rowe, Marshfield; three brothers, Jack Rowe, Rockford, Donald Rowe, Bakersfield, and BUI Rowe, Pawhuska, a lister, Helen Brown, Tulsa, and four grandchildren. Visitation will be from 6 to 7 p.m. today In the chapel.

Stanley H.Krol, 71 REEDS SPRING Stanley H. Krol, 71. Route 4, Reeds Spring, died at 2:33 p.m. Saturday in Skaggs Hospital, Branson, after a long illness. Mr.

Krol moved to Reeds Spring two years ago from Chicago. Survivors include his wife, Estelle; two tons, Allen and Jerome, both of Reeds Spring; two brothers, John and Joseph, both of Chicago; a lister, Mary, Chicago; and two grandchildren. The body will be sent to Richard Funeral Home, Chicago, for services and burial. Local arrangements are under the direction of Gary M. Stumpff Funeral Home, Kimberling City.

Jenneva M. Murphy, 67 Services for Jenneva M. Murphy, 67, Springfield, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Ralph Thieme Chapel with the Rev. John Stevers officiating.

Burial will be In White Chapel Cemetery. Mrs. Murphy died at 9 p.m, Saturday in Cox Medical Center after a short illness. Formerly of Winterhaven, the had been a Springfield resident for the last 18 months and wat a member of the Methodist church. Survivors include her husband, John; ton, Michael, Springfield; a daughter, Patty Allen, Silvit, lister, Eldora Stephen-ton, Winter Haven; a brother, David Green, Atlanta; and 10 grandchildren.

Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m. today In the funeral chapel. Essie Elizabeth Pixley, 90 GREENFIELD Service for Essie Elizabeth Pixley, 60. Greenfield, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday In Greenfield Chapel with the Rev.

Bob Martens officiating. Burial will be in Cedarville Cemetery north of Lockwood. Mrs. Pixley died at 12:20 p.m. Saturday in Dade County Memorial Hospital after a short illness.

A homemaker, she was associated with the funeral home In Greenfield for many years. She was a member of ML Nebo Baptist Church, Lockwood. Survivors include a daughter, Emma Sawyers, Lockwood; a brother, Jack Forshay, Dad County; granddaughter, six great: grandchildren; and two nieces. Memorial contributions may be mad to ML Nebo Baptist Church. James II.

Ballard, 83 PX'SKIN, Fla. Memorial services for James H. Ballard, 83, Sun City Center, were Sunday in Lewers Funeral Home. The body was cremated. Mr.

Ballard died of natural causes Friday in his home. A former Southwestern Bell district manager, he had lived in Springfield from 1940 to '46. He was a member of the Rotary Club' and the Chamber of Commerce. He was a graduate of the University of Missouri. Survivors include his wife, Genevieve two daughters, Nancy St.

Louis, and Marilyn Rabakukk, Dallas; two brothers, Charles Fort Myers, and Warren Philadelphia; three grandchildren; and two 'great-grandchildren. -John Nelson Berglund, 83 Services for John Nelson Berglund, 83, Springfield, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Ayre-Goodwin Chapel with the Rev. Wilbur Denny officiating. Burial will be in Eastlawn Cemetery.

Mr. Berglund died Sunday morning in his home after a long ill- ness. A lifelong Springfield resident, he was a retired maintenance worker for the Missouri Department of Health and a member of Oakland Methodist Church. Survivors include a son, Springfield; three daughters, Ann Truhilte, Oklahoma City, Winnifred Hasten, Culf Breeze, and Nancy Pulley. St.

Louis; four grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m. today in the chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to Oakland Methodist Church. Melvin T.

Campbell, 54 Services for Melvin T. Campbell, will be at 2 m. Wednesday in Harris Chapel, Ozark, with the Rev. Dale Ke-ster officiating, Burial will be In Sparta Cemetery. Mr.

Campbell died at 1:25 a.m. Sunday in St. John's Regional Health Center after a long illness. A resident of Springfield since 1943, he was an employee of Dayro for 20 ypars. Survivors include his wife, Beverly; three sons.

Scott, of the home, Anthony, Springfield, and Terry, Gibson, two daughters, Marilyn, of the home, and Tracey Chenoweth, Knoxville, three brothers, Raymond and Paul, both of Springfield, and Orval Lee, Portland, a sister, Wonealta Smith. Buffalo; his stepfather, Roy Patterson, Louisburg; and two grandchildren. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday in the funeral home. Marion A.

Carroll, 59 Services for Marlon A. Carroll, 59, Springfield, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday In Greenlawn North Chapel with Terry Haraden officiating. Burial will be in White Chapel Cemetery. Mr.

Carroll died at 12:20 a m. Saturday In St. John's Regional Health Center after a long illness, The family will he at the funeral home from 7 to 8 p.m. today. Erma Edwards, 75 WII.LARD Services for Erma Edwards, 73, Willard, will be at 2 30 m.

Tuesday in Willard First Baptist Church with the Revs. Carl Swiney, Jim Bryant, U. John Holmes and Hal Bergen officiating. Burial will be in White Chapel Cemetery under the direr (ion of WilsonBrim-Daniel Funeral Home, Ash Grove, Mrs. Edwards died of natural causes Saturday in her home.

A native of Warrensburg, the had been a resident of the Willard area since 1953. She was i retired schoolteacher and taught in Warrenburg, LaMonte, Willard and Springfield. She retired from the Springfield School District after 41 years of service. She was a member of Willard First Baptist Church and the church's Women's Missionary Union and had worked as a lay missionary in Taiwan in 1983 and in Ecuador In 1984. She was a member of the Joy Group of First Baptist Church.

A former owner of Kozy Korn-ers Gift Shop, the wat chairman of the Willard Bicentenniel Committee in 1976, on the board of directors of the Retirement Center and a member of the Willard Park Board. A graduate of Central Missouri State University, she was a member of Missouri State Retired Teachers and Beta Sigma Phi sorority. She was the widow nf Bay Edwards. Survivors include a nephew, Jim Whitfield, Chesterfield, and a niece, Shirley Coonrod, Warrensburg, who cared for her; great-niece; and a great-nephew. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 m.

today in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be-made to Missouri Baptist Children's Home In care of Willard First Baptist Church. -i. n(1 rowr) the hepinnine nf snn-ii-M DWI arrests Byron D. Rudd, 80 Byron D.

Rudd, 80. Springfield, died at 7:30 a.m. Sunday in St. John Regional Health Center after a long Illness. Formerly of Hooker, where he was a wheat farmer, he had been a resident of Springfield for the past nine years.

He was a member of Wesley United Methodist Church Survivort Include hit wife, Jessie two daughters, Ruth Ann Rich, Fritch, Texas, and Jane Bearanc, Belleville, two torn, Jamet Ben Satejn, and John Sumner, thre tisteri, Bertha Prescott, Tucson, Dorothy Dahliten. SpenceT' 0kl'y- Uld Fandchil- Services will be announced by Ralph Thiem Funeral Horn. Fire calls Here is a list of people arrested In Springfield and Greene County suspected of driving while under the Influence of alcohol or drugs, according to law-enforcement agenciea. SPRINGFIELD LINDSEY, Tommy Wayne, 41, Willard, 2:43 p.m. Thurs-day on Farm Road 143.

GILBERTSON, Donald George, 43, Independence, 1:37 a.m. Friday at Dal and Glenstone. HAASE, Thomas Allen, 33, of 1383 E. Dunkirk, 4:33 a.m. Friday at 1258 E.Trafficway.

LAWSON. Robert Dale, 30, of 1820 W. Thoman, 2:19 a.m. Friday at 2300 N. Lyon.

MANNING, Leo DeeGroff, 60, of 808 W. Calhoun, 1:80 a.m. Friday at 1111 N. Glenstona. STRICKLER, John Alexander, 26, of 1043 S.

Stewart, 1:28 a m. Friday at Catalpa and National. VAN CLEVE, Erwin Don, 49, of 813 E. Jean, 12:19 a.m. Friday at 1400 N.

Glenstone. Public meetings The Springfield Fir Department responded to the following caila. The information Includes the type of Incident, the addrese, the time the call wat received and the type and nation number of equipment sent to the scene. "Battalion" Indicate a battalion chief wat called to the scene. 1:22 a.m.

Thursday, trash, City Landfill; Pumper 5, Tanker 2, 10:57 a.m. Thursday, smoke In residence, 2348 S. Fremont; pumpers 7 and 10, Battalion 6. 1:48 p.m. Thursday, testing, failed to notify, unnecessary alarm, 1513 E.

Pythian; pumpers 3 and 4, Rescue 2, Quint 3, Battalion 2. 3: 12 p.m. Thursday, grass, Olive and Boonvllle; Pumper 4:21 p.m. Thursday, working, did not call, 333 Sherman Parkway; pumpers 3 and 6, Rescue 2, Battalion 6, 6:07 p.m. Thurtday, apartment fire, 1343 N.

Lyon; pump-eft 1 and 8, Rescue 2, Quint 2, Fir Marshal 1, Battalion 2 9.29 p.m. Thursday, coronary assist, 203 S. Glenstone; Rescue 2. 11:23 p.m. Thursday, service call, 2752 N.

Franklin; Rescue 2, Russell E. 'Mink' Terry, 58 MARSHFIELD Servlcei for Russell E. "Mink" Terry, 88, Fredericklown, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday In Barbr-EdwardAr-thur Chapel with th Rev. J.W.

O'Neal Officiating. Burial will be hi Good Spring Cemetery near Nlangua. Mr. Terry died at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in Madison Memorial Hospital, Frederlcktown, after a long Illness.

County ns'lv and a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivort Include thre torn. Russell San Jos, Jason, of th horn, and John Gatewood, Poplar Bluff; four daughter. Linda Oslp and Debbi. F.llo, both of th slat of California, and Jani Bennett and Janlc Pearson, both of Springfield; flv Jack, Jason and Carl Lee, all of Nlkngua, Lloyd, Frederick- 7T' ni': ihn Jerri Bruce, Spring- field, and Sharlene Blankenship and Floretta Alexander, both of Marshfield; and four grandchildren.

Visitation will be from 7 to 8 todv In the chapel. TUESDAY Historical Bit Board Meets at 3:13 p.m. In Public Works Conference Room, City Hall, 830 Boonvllle Av. LCRA Board of Commissioners Meets at 3:30 p.m. In Community Development Building, 316 E.

Central St. Cable TV Advisory Board Meets at 8:30 p.m. in Public Workt Conference Room, City Hall. City Council Meets at 7 p.m. In council chambers, City Hall..